... Premier at Chequers: Mr Eden Seeks Quiet Rest in the Country PINAL EMPHATIC PLEA TO RIBBENTROP Hitler's Proposals Must Face Immediate Difficult Realities envoy is returning on monday Leading actors in this week's drama of the nations lelt the stage last night for a breathing space in the political wings. The Prime Minister motored to Chequers, where he is spending a Quiet week-end with no ...

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... PAGE g EVENING EXPRESS. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1953 He Will Cover Racing Scene He arrived by car at Portgordon and was met by Provost G. Wood, of Portsoy, chairman of BanffshVe Roads Committee: R. G. Cummings Banffshire county clerk, and Mr Wiseman, county surveyor. Mr Stuart's first call was to the houses the sea front at Portgordon. During the height of the storm most of these houses had ...